Wednesday's Games California at Cleveland and more
Wednesday's schedule lists five night matchups in California at Cleveland Milwaukee at Boston Chicago at New York Detroit at Kansas City Baltimore at Oakland Minnesota at Washington with teams and pitchers noted for several games. The list continues into Thursday with identical night slates in the same venues.
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California
Cleveland
Lamb
Oakland
Odom
Baltimore
Cuellar
Kansas City
Splittorff
Detroit
Cain
New York
Peterson
Chicago
Wood
Boston
Peters
Milwaukee
Slaton
Washington
Thompson
Minnesota
Perry
Baseball Standings and Results for East and West Divisions
The updated standings show Pittsburgh leading the East with 65 wins and 37 losses, Chicago 54–47, St Louis 55–48, New York 52–47, Philadelphia 45–59, and Montreal 41–62. West division lists San Francisco 62–42, Los Angeles 54–49, Atlanta 52–50, Houston 51–51, Cincinnati 49–56, San Diego 36–68. Tuesday results include New York 3 St Louis 2, Philadelphia 8 Houston 5, Montreal 6 Chicago 1, Cincinnati 11 San Diego 3, Los Angeles 8 Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 4 San Francisco 3. Remaining night games list several matchups with dates.
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Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
AIG
Washington
Oakland
Kansas City
California
Chicago
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Sanuaanueauek
Pittsburgh
St.Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
S.francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
St. Louis
San Francisco
Carlton
Matlack
Kelley
Cumberland
Wilson
Wise
Jenkins
Morton
Grimsley
Kirby
Walker
Singer
Feller sets Albany track record in Junior Senior 2.5 mile event
Tom Feller of Monticello posted a record time of 13:20.5 in the Junior Senior 2.5 mile at Albany Lions Club fitness run Tuesday night. Event results list Feller ahead of Russell Hill and Tom Schmieder with a wider field including Behrens Spoerry Setzer Runans, Scheuer Kopp and Mullen among others.
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Tom Feller
Monticello
Albany
Lions Weekly
Feller
Russell Hill
Tom Schmieder
Brian Bostian
Madison
Tom Feller Motticello
George Behrens
Whitewater
Steve Spoerry
Ron Setzer
John Runans
Dave Scheuer
Joe Kopp
Dan Blumer
Joe Doctor
Steve Bostian
Shannon Mullen
Kitty Kopp
Dette Runaas
Kathy Lunda
Kay Lunda
Wes Mayer
Dave Schmieder
Bowling league scores and team standings listed
John Funk rolled a 604 series with 170516. Ralph Brown posted series segments 192 157 181 161 163 and 506. A 204 by Lee. Team scores show Blue Ball Bowlers 1849 Eagles Lanes 1772 Three Duds 1759 Scott's Bar 1714 Tom Cats 1640.
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Lee
Nile Mh Ralph ci
Brown
Eagles Lanes
Scott's Bar
Tight race in Ladies League on ISS play
The Ladies League on ISS play remains tight with only 9 percent separating first and last. Bette Aiken carded 45 low gross while Marty Quest shot 47. Maxine Schmitz had 31 low net with Leona at 34. Ruth Wuthrich birdied No 3. Clinic posted 197 team net. Blind bogies went to Wittner Quest Theiler Wuethrich Brodie Aiken. Next Tuesday pairings: Bee Line vs First National Bank Clinic vs Swiss Colony Windy Acres vs Savings Bank Crystal Tower vs Ready Mix.
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Bette Aiken
Marty Quest
Maxine Schmitz
Leona
Ruth Wuthrich
Clinic
Bonnie Wittner
Joyce Theiler
Hazel Wuethrich
Jeff Brodie
First National Bank
Swiss Colony
Windy Acres
And
Savings Bank
Crystal Tower
Fazels Win Two-Ball Foursomes at Winay Acres
Dennis and Mrs. Fazel captured low gross honors with a 42 in the two-ball foursomes event at Winay Acres. The Buhlmans had high gross while Gelbach and Meyer posted longest drives in the ladies division. Erv Pankau and Kammerode claimed closest to pin and chipped in on several holes. Next event set for Sunday August 5 with noon to 2 pm tee times. all couples invited.
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Winay Acres
Dennis Fazel
Craig Buhlman
Hazel Gelbach
Lela Meyer
Erv Pankau
Bernice Kammerode
Argyle doubles United Methodist in 5-3 Youth League clash
Monroe United Methodist fell 5-3 to Argyle as weak batting and fielding produced seven hits and multiple errors. Next week Wiota visits Wiota on Tuesday and South Wayne Lutheran comes to Monroe on Wednesday after an earlier Wiota loss and a tight win over South Wayne Lutheran.
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Monroe United Methodist
Argyle
Monroe
Wiota
South Wayne Lutheran
Wisconsin Sports Briefs Cubs State Tournament Results
Wisconsin notes report the WIAA baseball results with New Holstein 11 Port Washington 5, Sussex Hamilton 8 Tomahawk 1, Grantsburg 1 West 10 Alma 3, Pewauki. In Milwaukee JoAnn Walker led second round play in the girls golf with an 85 to reach 177, four strokes ahead of Robert Simanek and five ahead of Dorothy Klas. Times want ads continue around the clock.
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Wisconsin Sports Briefs
WIAA
New Holstein
Port Washington
Sussex Hamilton
Tomahawk
Grantsburg
West
Alma
Pewauki
Milwaukee
JoAnn Walker
Dretzka Park
Walker
Robert Simanek
Dorothy Klas
Merchants fall as Beloit Blues stay undefeated
Beloit Blues beat Monroe Merchants 6 to 5 at Telfer Field to remain unbeat en in the Central Wisconsin League. Grendahl and Hansen combined for 27 strikeouts, but errors and miscues kept the game close as Hermie Huber homered and Beloit pulled away in the later innings.
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Inessetort
Blues
Wisconsin
Monroe Merchants
Stu Grendahl
Lee Hansen
Beloit
Telfer Field
Grendahl
Hansen
Hermie Huber
Merchants
Ray Hahn
Monroe
Milwaukee Cheese and City Taxi lead after ten run rule wins
Milwaukee Cheese beat Burkhard 14-4 and City Taxi won 19-0 over Faith Trucking as both teams move to 3-1 in Minor Division play. The Kids edged Dean's Milk 1-0 for their second win. Burkhard, Faith, and Dean's trail at 2-2 or 1-3 with one game left.
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Inuwaunee Cheese
City Taxi
Milwaukee Cheese
Burkhard
Faith Trucking
Dean’s
Burk Elec
Medicare Kids
Dean's
Faith
Brough
Maning
Arnie Koehn Jr
Steve Marti
Montgomery
Herb Baumgartner
Wynn Grendahl
RBI
Willie Winzenried
al Zuhlke
Jack Hauser
Hauser
Deans
Norm Huber
Mike Brown
Wayne Jensen
Pat Davis
Jensen
Delton Davis
Don Prien
Turner Hall routs Pat's Beer Depot in slowpitch affair
Turner Hall exploded for 32 runs on 21 hits to defeat American Family 32-6 as Pat's Beer Depot found 13 errors in a high scoring Tuesday night game. Linda Deininger belted a two run homer in the second, while Ruth Mahikuch and Karen May added key hits for Turner Hall. American Family piled 21 hits but could not overcome the big innings. Helland's Locker outlasted Brodhead's Firebirds 4-1 in the other close game with Helland's improving to 20 in league play.
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Turner
Helland’s
Brodhead
Turner Hall
Pat
Linda Deininger
Turners
Ruth Mahikuch
Karen May
Diane Stoehr
Carol Newman
Helland
Pat Jordan
Pat Homb
Barb Vogel
Shirley Feldt
Becky Newman
Helland Sabe
Newman
Zimmerman
Iverson
Jordan
H.coomer
D.hellana
B.coomer
Gruenewald
Hafen Vogel Mian Krogwald
Bauman
Burger
P- Helland
D. Newman
Orioles blank A's as Dooson fans 13 in four hitless innings
Yesterday's Stars pitcher Pat Dooson of the Orioles threw 4 23 hitless innings and finished with 13 strikeouts in a four hitter to secure his 11th consecutive victory in the opening game of a doubleheader sweep over Oakland. Hal McRae of the Reds had five hits three doubles and a homer driving in three in an 11 3 rout of San Diego.
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Grendahl
Landis
Michalek
Johnson
Monroe
Mike Setzer
Charlie Dearth
Pat Dooson
Orioles
Oakland
Hal McRae
Reds
Walloping
San Diego
Bahler Leads Legion Nine To 14 4 Season Mark
Bahler posted a .444 batting average to power the Legion squad to a 14 win four loss finish, the best record since the program’s 1965 reorganization. Randy Zuber and Mark Loeffel combined for 13 1 with five hitters over .300, and the team stole 76 bases as part of an aggressive offense. Several players depart after this season while 11 of 17 rostered return for next year under coach Marty Deignan.
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Legion
Randy Zuber
Mark Loeffel
Zuber
Loeffel
Jim Babler
Bahler
Gary Sutter
Curt Phillips
Mike Wells
RBI
Tom Jones
Marty Deignan
The
Mike Molitor
Dave Rufenacht
Mike Isely
Brad Stiner
Molitor
Monroe High School
Deignan
Jones
Rufenacht
Dave
Mark
Thanks for Support After Loss from Oscar Holverson
Mrs. Oscar Holverson thanks friends relatives and neighbors for cards gifts flowers and memorials after the death of her wife. Special appreciation to doctors nurses aides at Green County Hospital Rev Oman Erickson Funeral Home organist pallbearers and singer for help and support.
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Wichser
Pastor Pinnow
Clarence Olson
Oscar Holverson
Green County Hospital
Oman
Erickson Funeral Home
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John Funk
Ralph Brown
United Methodist
Beloit Blues
Grendans
Bob Polglaze
Chuck Landisi
Jim Zaher
Mike Masterson
Zaher
Setzer
Bernie Milz
Dearth
Keith Burington
Bill Spring
Spring
Larry Wuethrich
Milz
Bob Buchholtz
Greg Gaffey
Daryl Fuchs
Burington
Polglaze
Buchholtz
Mike Michalek
Tom Johnson
Gaffey
Fuchs
Masterson
Wuethrich
Huber
Janesville
Koosman
Balk — Hansen
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Landis If
Foreman
Setzer Sit ‘Michalek
Mila
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Hahn
Pat Wuetrich
Hacks
Nate Farmer
Dick Steiner
Farmer
Bob Sonnenberg
Duane Rackow
Bob Montgomery
Slowpitch News
Slowpitch
Grossen Landscaping
Moore Business Farms
American Family Insurance
Ludlow Bar
Monroe Machine and Welding
Joe’s
White Elephant
City Hall
Denny
Ladwin
Duke
Prien
P. Davis
Schmerse
Ballard
D.davis
Do. Steiner
Simler
Dr. Steiner
Carroll
Wuetrich
Glendenning
Sonnenbera
Smith
M.olsonip
Williams
C.olson
Wahler
Moser
Phillips
Alston
Gobels
Ganshirt
da. Steiner
Rufer
Rackow
Baumeister
Zen
Taxtoo
Buehler
Peur
Travers
Sutter
Loetter
Wells
Rutenacht
Sullivan
Golackson
Isely
Rufener
Ritschards
Sutner
Loettel
Babler
Youngwith
Will
Stiner
Uber
Philips
Isly
Lotfel
Mes
State OF
Green County Court
Herman D. Fritz
Green County
2Th Avenue
Roger L. Elmer
Regex
Johnson & Callahan
Monroe, Wis
St. Clare Hospital
Dr. Springer
Henry Hauser
Zenith
Schultz Pharmacy
Westside Pharmacy
Square
Bob
Nursin
Orienta
Pediatrics
Beloit Memorial Hospital
West Hart Road
Beloit, Wis
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